1. Position yourself in a golf stance with a stick or club out in front with the base pressing into the floor with the arms outstretched. 2. Use the club/stick to support the weight of the arms/upper body. 3. Slowly…
1. Position yourself in a golf stance, then bring your feet together and lift one leg off of the ground. 2. Start by balancing yourself with eyes open, then progress to eyes closed. 3. Hold for the prescribed amount of…
1. Position yourself in a golf stance, then bring your feet together and lift one leg off of the ground. 2. Start by balancing yourself with eyes open, then progress to eyes closed. 3. Hold for the prescribed amount of…
1. In a golf stance, position a stick horizontally at mid-torso height, and drive the base of the stick into a wall with a double-overhand grip. 2. For slightly less challenge, keep the elbows bent with the stick close to…
1. In a golf stance, position a stick horizontally at mid-torso height, and drive the base of the stick into a wall with a double-overhand grip. 2. For slightly less challenge, keep the elbows bent with the stick close to…
1. In a golf width stance, position 1 stick vertically in front of the body, pressing down into the ground with both hands. 2. While trying not to move the chest, rotate the pelvis/hips from one side to the other…
This week we jump into the form-fix for taking too long of a stride into the plant. This issue is not fun to address, but luckily we have some easy hacks to get it going.
1. Using the stick like a golf club, position yourself in a golf stance and mimick your regular golf swing. 2. You will complete reps on both sides of the body. 3. Ramp up from 50% to 75% and finally…
1. Position yourself in a golf stance, then bring your feet together and stand on one leg with the arms crossed in front of the chest. 2. Work to rotate the torso back and forth without moving the lower body.…
1. In a golf stance, position a stick horizontally at or below waist height, and drive the base of the stick into a wall with a double-overhand grip. 2. Maintaining the tension into the wall, drive the feet into the…